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I've already found an application note, and sample software, to get the eval board to act as a 1-wire device EPROM emulator. I'm wondering if software exists to let the same board 'sniff' the 1-wire bus (as in monitor it and display/decode whatever comes across it to, say, an RS232 port).
Perhaps the existing app could be modified to do this...? I'm still a relative novice where microcontrollers are concerned.
Thanks!
Hi,
Which app note you are looking now as the 1-wire EEPROM emulator? Could you share the link of it?
Best regards,
Cash Hao
Certainly. Here's the link I found it at:
https://www.ti.com/tool/TIDM-1WIREEEPROM
I hope that helps.
Hi,
I checked the appnote. The communication protocol is based on using a timer to measure the pulse widths. I do not think we can decode the data on the line based on it.
If you still need to sniff the 1-wire bus, you can use another GPIO pin set to input mode and connect to the bus. Then read out the data from that pin.
Best regards,
Cash Hao
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